Dewalt Self-Feed Drill Bit 45mm
Dewalt 45mm self-feed drill bit for clean holes in wood, MDF, and more. Features self-feed spur & non-slip shank.
The Dewalt Self-Feed Drill Bit 45mm is designed for precision and efficiency when drilling clean holes in various materials. With two sharp cutting edges and an aggressive self-feed spur, it ensures rapid penetration and smooth operation, making your drilling tasks quicker and more effective.
These bits are ideal for working with wood, MDF, hardboard, and chipboard, delivering clean, accurate holes every time. The non-slip shank enhances grip and chuck bit retention, providing added stability during use.
Key Features
- Material Compatibility: Perfect for wood, MDF, hardboard, and chipboard.
- Self-Feed Spur: Ensures fast and efficient drilling.
- Non-Slip Shank: Improves grip and bit retention in the chuck.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for both corded and cordless drills.
- Diameter: 45mm
- Material Compatibility: Wood, MDF, Hardboard, Chipboard
- Special Features: Self-Feed Spur, Non-Slip Shank
- Weight: 248g
- Use With: Corded and Cordless Drills
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